"order switch" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to refer to swapping the order of two things. For example, "I think we should do the order switch and start with the soup, then move onto the main course."
With W. and Cheney, the usual order switched and the vice-presidential candidate played the role of surrogate dad.
Torre did adjust his lineup to account for O'Neill's slump, dropping him to seventh in the batting order, switching David Justice to third and Jorge Posada to sixth, and right away, the Yankees threatened.
They followed the Benedictine rule until 1231, meeting under an elected master and at an annually rotating chapter-general of "commanders"; the order switched to the "modern" rule of St. Augustine in 1247.
In this paper design of reduced order switching function for a discrete-time uncertain nonminimum phase system in special coordinate basis form is proposed.
More specifically, the main purpose is to design a full order switched affine filter together with a switching rule assuring not only global asymptotic stability, but also a guaranteed H∞ performance level.
Narrated by Tseng, leader of the elite espionage and assassination division known as the Turks, Last Order switches between the Nibelheim incident and Zack Fair's escape to Midgar with his unconscious friend, Cloud Strife.
We also identified Salmonella genes whose order switches from nGCO to GCO when the reference genome is K12 and EPEC, respectively (Additional file 6).
In part B, numbers and letters of the alphabet have to be connected in ascending order, switching continuously between letter and number.
The task consisted of two kinds of rule switches: a higher-order switch to search for a rule across different subspaces and a lower-order switch to change a rule within the same subspace.
